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Struggling for renewal following the Great Depression of the early 1930s, the U.S. hoped to stay focused on domestic growth and keep out of conflicts overseas, but the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor demanded action and action demanded finances. Witness how the United States met this enormous financial challenge through innovative promotional campaigns!

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Witness how the ambitions of one power-hungry man - Adolf Hitler - changed the course of world history forever! From his unprovoked invasion of Holland to his brilliant tactical invasion of France, this DVD provides an in-depth view of how Hitler planned to bring Europe and the rest of the world under the Nazi flag!

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Come fly with the daring men in their matchless B17 Flying Fortresses. Join the action over enemy territory. Witness the heartbreaking moments when comrades sacrifice their lives for the country!

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The post World War II era was a challenging time for America. Planners were looking for ways to repair and reconstruct the very country, which their bombers had laid waste only a few months ago! The wheels of German industry had come to a standstill and they had to set them rolling again! Witness how this was done on this rare, amazing and historic DVD!

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This unique DVD examines the contrasting philosophies and reactions of two nations at war - The United States and Japan. It explains the psyche behind Japan’s relentless pursuit of global annexation and America’s rationale behind the use of the atom bomb!

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This DVD is about all those patriotic U.S. citizens who sacrificed their lives and those of their sons to bring an early end to World War II and restore peace! Don’t miss it! In late January and early February 1944, the U.S. Army 7th Infantry Division assaulted Kwajalein Island and the other small islands in the southern half of Kwajalein Atoll. Simultaneously, the U.S. Marine Corps in the northern half of Kwajalein Atoll assaulted Roi Island and Namur Island, then the remaining smaller islands of northern Kwajalein Atoll.

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When World War II drained American industries of skilled manpower, women rose to the occasion and ensured that the wheels of industry kept rolling. Witness how these unsung heroines fought the enemy with admirable willingness and dedication!

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Witness how the radio made waves during World War II by enabling instant communications between the command post and the men in action! With the introduction of technologically advanced weapons and equipment in war - such as the swift battle tanks, powerful naval ships and speedy warplanes - the need for quick and accurate communication became absolutely essential during World War II. Marconi’s 1895 invention, the radio had undergone considerable refinement by the time the war began and it wasn’t long before the radio became an essential part of the war effort.

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Witness the biggest surprise attack on the United States before 9/11 on this incredibly moving DVD! Japan’s desire to become masters of the planet was recognized quite early when the island nation attacked China and annexed Manchuria. Japan now wished to add the resource-rich South Asian countries like the Philippines, Burma and India to its empire, and perused this dream with characteristic zest.

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This rare and outstanding set of DVDs present a comprehensive review of the contributions of various American people during World War II, and the efforts made by government agencies in educating the masses about diet, safety, and other relevant issues.

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While our brave soldiers fought in battles far removed from the motherland, the nation required people at home to keep their wheels rolling, their fighter planes flying and their guns firing. This rare and historic set of DVDs captures the efforts of the War Department to solicit involvement of American citizens in conserving resources and enhancing production of war related commodities.

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The attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 ushered a sea change in the life of Americans. Most able-bodied men enlisted for war and were shipped to distant shores to fight the enemy. The country, therefore, faced an acute shortage of skilled manpower at home. One of the areas that suffered the most was housing. The building industry, stripped of skilled labor, found it difficult to keep up the pace it had generated in the years just prior to America's full-fledged participation in the war. This informative DVD deals with the post-war housing crisis and the efforts of government agencies to solve the problem.

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